The founder of Nature’s Corner Ann Torrey this year passed the torch to fellow green thumbs Brian Richardson and Teresa Winger Martin. The new co-owners knew what they were getting into when they purchased from Torrey the only full-service nursery and garden center in the region.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment notified RISE Wilroads Gardens its well water was not healthy enough, according to a Thursday press release issued by the Office of Business and Operations for Dodge City Public Schools.
The Dodge City Police Department is investigating an incident where a Dodge City man was arrested for arson and other charges. According to the DCPD, a Dodge City man is facing charges of aggravated arson, endangering a child and domestic battery charges from an alleged incident that led to his arrest on Monday, Feb.
An announcement by the Kansas Master Teachers on Tuesday, named one of Dodge City’s own. According to Dodge City USD 443, Dodge City High School social studies teacher Sarah Hoff was named to the 2022 class of the Kansas Master Teachers.
The Dodge City Public Library has lifted its mask mandate for patrons. In a Facebook post on Wednesday, Feb.
We have been having a really exciting season here at the Depot Theater, and on behalf of the staff and the board of directors, I would like to thank you from the bottom of all of our hearts that you have been alongside us for the ride! Your patronage, volunteerism, and words of encouragement have meant the world to us as we have re-opened our doors to do what we love to do the most: tell stories!
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden Thursday vowed a “united and decisive” wave of sanctions against Russia after the country’s leaders ordered a military assault on Ukraine. Russian military forces began attacking several cities and towns throughout the country, according to multiple news reports.
TOPEKA — Attorney General Derek Schmidt introduced legislation in the Kansas House to create a state law blocking local municipal governments from adopting rules against cooperation with federal law enforcement investigating illegal immigrants.
In the wake of Covid-19 shutdowns, luthier James Hensley flew away from a decade in the California music industry and used his bare hands to eke out a business in his hometown of Ensign. Hensley now sells hand-crafted electric guitars, strings and other things like lessons, equipment repairs and upgrades as well as custom products printed inhouse using his 3-D printer, all under the banner of the Outlaw Guitar Company.
High Plains Journal, after selling its property at 1500 E. Wyatt Earp Boulevard in 2021, has moved to a new Dodge City address.